In this class, you will learn how to code your portfolio with HTML, design it with CSS, and launch it for the rest of the world to see. Learn more →
Learn: HTML, CSS, Web Hosting
HTML is the building block of the web and it’s the only thing you have to have in order to build a website. In these four lessons you will learn what HTML is, what it does, and start writing it!
Learn: HTML
A framework is a collection of code libraries that are used to accomplish common tasks when building web applications. Think about it as if you were building a house. Your house may be incredibly unique, but it’s still going to share some things in common with your neighbors house: you probably want a bathroom, a [...]
When someone says “website” you should think simple, single page sites or marketing websites. Websites are built using HTML, CSS, and maybe a little bit of JavaScript. No programming language is required, and neither is a database. Web applications are a whole different beast.
Web developer’s duct tape to the rescue! A kludge is a quick-fix; a less-than-ideal solution to a coding problem.
Welcome to the third and final day of Git Week!
Zoe Rooney is a freelance developer based in Philadelphia and you may be familiar with her work: Zoe has built beautiful sites for the likes of Blogshop, Everly, and Ban.do. If you haven’t seen it, you should definitely go check them out! We sat down with Zoe and asked her some hard-hitting questions about what [...]
Net Art is exactly what it sounds like: art projects that capitalize on the technology and capabilities of the Internet.
As you may have seen in Tuesday’s newsletter, we spent last weekend in Nashville hanging out with a raucous group of ladies for Ladies Hack Day. The event was unbelievably fun (totally punk rock, one might say) and we are now busy brainstorming ways that we can bring Ladies Hack Day to ladies (and gents) [...]
